I'm in the process of migrating from Joomla 1.0x to 1.5. I would like to direct all URLs from an old component to a single page. Can I do this with ReDJ?

I thought I could make the from url:
/index.php?option=com_mojo.*

And the to url:
http://{siteurl}

It doesn't seem to be working though. Can I use regular expressions in the from url line?

thanks for your help

Yes,
you can do it.

Just activate plugin, and create this item:

From URL: /index.php\?option=com_mojo
To URL: http://{siteurl}/

If you still got problem, send me dump of your ReDJ table.

Regards,
Luigi

I was able to get it working. I didn't realize the URL I was trying to redirect had already gone through some SEF stuff at first. So instead of using

/index.php?option=com_mojo or /index.php?option=com_mojo&Itemid=154

as my from from url, I needed to use this -

/component/option,com_mojo/Itemid,154

Thanks for the suggestions though. Really enjoying your component.

Is there a way to import urls? I have created a spreadsheet of from and to urls. Would I just need to check out the db tables and do a SQL import?

You are right,
at the moment you can import and export via SQL. It is almost easy, and if you need I can help you (just send the table).

Thanks for using my components,
Luigi

I just looked at the tables and saw there's an ID, fromurl, tourl, hits, ordering, published, checked_out, and checked_out_time.

My spreadsheet currently has fromurl and tourl. Do I need to add columns in my spreadsheet for ID, hits, ordering, published, checked_out and checked_out_time for importing?

No, you don't.
I'm working on import/export feature. For now, send me your table (you can send me via email, you find in "Contattaci" on the left), and I'll create a SQL script for you.

Luigi

I need this too. I am working on a large site with around 380 redirects. I would gladly contribute toward an import feature or pay for someone to asst me with the sql file. I need this ASAP.

Hi,
just send me an email at info(at)sistemistica.it with details about your URLs.

Cheers,
Luigi